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College ESL is my favorite level to teach because most of the students have already established a firm grasp on the language. The first day of teaching college ESL is important because it sets the tone for the rest of … Continue reading →

Whether you’re a recent college graduate or a 40-something looking to escape from the 9 to 5 life, teaching ESL overseas is a perfect way to travel, experience a new lifestyle and make money all at once. Follow this 7-step … Continue reading →

I’m only 6 years removed from the life of a high schooler so I still have a fresh memory of my teenage years in America. Now teaching at a Thai high school, it’s funny to note the differences between American … Continue reading →

The best part about being an English teacher is creating and implementing ESL games to use in the classroom. That’s why I’m going to post a new Kick Ass ESL Game every week as a resource for other English teachers … Continue reading →

Imagine that you’re the only teacher in a classroom of 45 rowdy Thai high school students. They’re texting on their phones, screaming in a foreign language, kicking each other, and climbing on desks. How the hell are you supposed to teach … Continue reading →

If you want to teach English as a foreign language, you’re probably considering getting a TESOL or TEFL certification. The question is, should you get certified at home or in the classroom? Both methods offer the same certification, but each … Continue reading →

As an ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher, using art is a highly effective way to bridge the gap between student and teacher. It’s difficult to keep a class of 45 public high school students focused, especially when they … Continue reading →

The first day of teaching English at a Thai school is intimidating. With a 120-hour TESOL course behind me and no prior teaching experience, I dove in head-first. The only administrative guidance I had was a piece of paper with … Continue reading →